Freeman v. Davis

Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court

Freeman v. Davis

7 Mass. 200

CourtMassachusetts Supreme Judicial Court

DecidedOctober 15, 1810

StatusPublished

Cited by15 cases

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Freeman v. Davis, 7 Mass. 200 (Mass. 1810).

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decided that the facts clearly showed an escape, that the bond was good by the common law, although not conformed to the statute, and that it was subject to the * equitable powers of the Court. The penalty being [ * 202 ] declared forfeited, the defendants prayed for a hearing in equity, and judgment was finally entered for the amount of the judgment on which the execution had issued, with interest from the date of the judgment and costs.

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decided that the facts clearly showed an escape, that the bond was good by the common law, although not conformed to the statute, and that it was subject to the * equitable powers of the Court. The penalty being [ * 202 ] declared forfeited, the defendants prayed for a hearing in equity, and judgment was finally entered for the amount of the judgment on which the execution had issued, with interest from the date of the judgment and costs.

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